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RefWorks 2.0 Quick Start Guide Logging In Access www.refworks.com/refworks. Enter your personal Login Name and Password. (First-time users need to sign up for a New Account following the screen prompts.) NOTE: Remote users, accessing RefWorks from off-site or from a nonregistered IP address, must either enter the “Group Code” prior to the personal Login Name and Password or log-in via the organization’s proxy server or log in using other organizational credentials (Athens, Shibboleth, etc.). Need More Help? Online Tutorial A tutorial providing explanations of various RefWorks functions is available within every RefWorks account. Use the Help pull-down menu to access the tutorials. Support Online Use the Help pull-down menu to access detailed instructions, frequently asked questions, and much more. E-Mail Send questions or problems to [email protected]. Webinars RefWorks-COS now offers a variety of complimentary training webinars. A complete listing of sessions can be found at www.refworks-cos.com/training. New dates and time are added monthly. Phone Contact RefWorks Technical Services at +1.775.327.4105. A research support tool from ProQuest.

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Page 1: RefWorks 2.0 Quick Start Guidereferences, see the RefWorks Help file for further details on the appropriate selection. 2. Access your RefWorks account and click References from the

RefWorks 2.0 Quick Start GuideLogging In• Accesswww.refworks.com/refworks.EnteryourpersonalLogin

NameandPassword.(First-timeusersneedtosignupforaNewAccountfollowingthescreenprompts.)

• NOTE:Remoteusers,accessingRefWorksfromoff-siteorfromanonregisteredIPaddress,musteitherenterthe“GroupCode”priortothepersonalLoginNameandPasswordorlog-inviatheorganization’sproxyserverorloginusingotherorganizationalcredentials(Athens,Shibboleth,etc.).

Need More Help?Online TutorialAtutorialprovidingexplanationsofvariousRefWorksfunctionsisavailablewithineveryRefWorksaccount.UsetheHelppull-downmenutoaccessthetutorials.

SupportOnlineUsetheHelppull-downmenutoaccessdetailedinstructions,frequentlyaskedquestions,andmuchmore.

E-MailSendquestionsorproblemsto [email protected].

WebinarsRefWorks-COSnowoffersavarietyofcomplimentarytrainingwebinars.Acompletelistingofsessionscanbefoundatwww.refworks-cos.com/training.Newdatesandtimeareaddedmonthly.

PhoneContactRefWorksTechnicalServicesat+1.775.327.4105.

AresearchsupporttoolfromProQuest.

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Importing Data Directly

1.Underthesaveorexportfunctionwithintheonlineservice, selectorclicktheSavetoRefWorksoption.(A1) 2. IfyouhaveyourRefWorksaccountalreadyopen,theimport shouldautomaticallybegin.Ifnot,thenyouwillbepromptedto logintoRefWorks;afteryoulogin,theimportwill automaticallybegin.3.ClicktheViewLast Imported Foldertoreviewtheimportedrecords.

Helpful Hint:EveryreferenceaddedtoRefWorks(whetherimportedorenteredmanually)isgivenaprintorelectronicdesignationcalledSource Type.ThisassistsinensuringyouhavealltherelevantdataREQUIREDinyourbibliography.AdefaultSource TypemayhavebeensetbyyourlocalAdministrator.UserscansettheirownsourcetypeintheCustomizearea.(A2)

Converting References from Other Bibliographic Management ProductsRefWorksiscompatiblewithanumberofotherbibliographicmanagementproducts.YoucaneasilyconvertanexistingbibliographicmanagementdatabasesuchasEndNoteintoRefWorks.Fordetailsrelatedtoimportingdatafromspecificindividualbibliographicmanagementproducts,pleaserefertotheonline Help sectionofRefWorks.

Importing Data from Saved Text Files

ReferencescanbeimportedintoRefWorksfromatextfile(.txt)createdbysavingreferencesfromawidevarietyofonlineservicesandotherbibliographicmanagementprograms.

1.Retrievetheresultsyouwanttoexportfromtheonlineservice orbibliographicmanager,andsavethemasatextfile.Ifthe databasevendorlistsseveraldifferentformatsforsavingthe references,seetheRefWorksHelpfileforfurtherdetailsonthe appropriateselection.2.AccessyourRefWorksaccountandclickReferences fromthe drop-downmenu;thenselectImport.3.Onthesubsequentmenu,accessthedrop-downmenunextto Import Filter/Data Source andclickthesourceofthedata.(B)4.ClickontheDatabasedrop-downmenuandselectthe sourcedatabase.5.ClickontheBrowsebuttontoselectthetextfiletoimport.6.Clickonthe Import into Folderdrop-downmenutodesignate thespecificfolderwhereyouwanttofiletheimportedreferences. Bydefault,referenceswillautomaticallybeplacedintheLast Importedfolder,evenifyoudesignateanexistingfolderforthem togoto.7.ClickonImport.Whentheimportiscomplete,clickthe View Last Imported Folderbuttontoreviewandmodifythe importedreferences.

Helpful Hint:Anup-to-datelistingofallonlineservicesanddatabasesthataresupportedbyRefWorkscanbefoundontheRefWorks-COSwebsiteatwww.refworks-cos.com.

Importing from RSS FeedsRefWorkshasintegratedanRSSFeedReadersoyoucaneasilyaddyourfavoriteRSSFeedsfrompublishersandwebsites,viewtheinformationandimportdataintoyourRefWorksdatabase.

1.LocatetheRSSFeedyouwishtoinclude.2.Rightmouse-clickonthe RSS Feed icon or linkandselect Copy Shortcut.3.FromwithinRefWorks,selectRSS Feed fromthe SearchMenu.4.PastetheshortcutintothetextbarandclicktheAdd RSS Feed button.5.ConfirmtheadditionoftheRSSFeedbyclickingOK.Yourfeed resultswillbedisplayedinanewwindow.Selectthereferences youwishtoimportintoyourRefWorksaccountandclickImport.

Creating Your RefWorks DatabaseRefWorks provides a number of options for adding data to your database.

Page 3: RefWorks 2.0 Quick Start Guidereferences, see the RefWorks Help file for further details on the appropriate selection. 2. Access your RefWorks account and click References from the

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Manually Entering References

1.Clickonthe New Reference button.2.Selectapotentialbibliographicoutputstyle(e.g.,APA, Chicago,MLA)underView fields usedbytoenablethe AccuCitefeature.(C)3.Designatethetypeofreferenceyouareentering(e.g.journal, bookordissertation)underRef Type.Thefieldnamesthatare associatedwiththespecificoutputstyleandreferencetype youchosewillappear,indicatingrecommendedinformation neededtoproduceanaccuratebibliography.These fields are not required to save the actual reference in RefWorks. Toview additionalfields,clickon Additional Fields atthebottom leftofthewindow.4.Enterinformationintheboxesprovidedandclickthe appropriate Save buttonwhenfinished.

Attaching Files to a Reference

Youcanattachfileswhenaddinganewreferencemanuallyoreditinganexistingreference.Attachmentscanbeanytypeofcomputerfile(PDF,TIF,JPG,GIFetc.)thatyouwanttoassociatewiththebibliographicinformationyoustoreinyourRefWorksdatabase.Forfurtherinstructionsonattachingfilestoyourreferences,pleaserefertothe Help file.

1.Selectareferenceinyourdatabase;clickonthe Edit button().2.Clickon Browse.Selectafiletoattach.SelectOpen.3.ClickonAdd attachment.(D)

Helpful Hint: ThenumberoffilesthatyoucanattachtoareferenceisdeterminedbyyourlocalRefWorksadministrator.Themaximumsizeofanyindividualattachmentis20MB.(Thedefaultsettingforattachmentsinanaccountis100MB.TheRefWorksadministratormayincreasethissettingupto5GBperaccount.)

Note: TheAttachmentFeatureisnotavailableforindividualsubscriptions.

Importing from Online Catalogsor Databases

YoucanuseRefWorksasasearchinterfaceforanumberofonlineresources.(E) RefWorksprovidesaccesstomanypubliclyavailableservicessuchasNLM’sPubMedaswellasmanyuniversities’OnlineCatalogs.Additionally,institutionalsubscribersmayalsoprovideaccesstosubscription-basedonlineservices(e.g.,OvidorProQuest)throughRefWorks.

1. FromtheSearchpull-downmenu,select Online Catalog or Database.2.Selectadatabasefromthe Searchdrop-downmenu.3.Selectthe Max. Number of References to Download fromthe drop-downmenu.4.Entertermsineitherthe Quick Search for: orrunanAdvanced Searchbyclickingonthetriangleinthe Advanced Search for: boxtoenterterms.5.Clickon Search tobeginyoursearch.6.Yourresultswillbedisplayed.Select thereferencesyouwishto importintoyourRefWorksaccountandclick Import.(F)

Creating Your RefWorks Database (continued)RefWorks provides a number of options for adding data to your database.

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Creating Folders and Sub-Folders

1.ClickontheNew Folder button.2.Enteranameinthetextbox;clickCreate. (G) Thereisnolimitonthenumberoffoldersorsub-foldersyou cancreatewithinyourRefWorksaccount.3.Tocreateasub-folder,clickonNew Folder button.4.ClickontheCreate sub-folderlink.5.SelectaParentfolderforyoursub-folderandenteraname intheNew Folder Nametextbox.6.ClicktheCreatebuttontosaveyoursub-folder.

Helpful Hint: TheLast Importedfoldercontainsonlyreferencesfromyourmostrecentdataimport.Referencesfromimportspriortoyourlastimportnotassignedtospecificfoldersremainavailableinyourprimarydatabasebutunfiled;unfiledreferencesarecalledReferences Not in a FolderandmaybeseenbyclickingtheOrganize and Share Folderstab.

Putting References into Folders

1.Markdesiredreferencesfromthesearchresultspage,thenclick thebuttontitled Selected. Theselectedreferencesfeatureworks onapage-by-pagebasis;thismeansthatyoumustaddthe manuallyselectedreferencestothedesiredfolderbeforemoving tothenextpage.Alternatively,youcanmark All orallona Page.2.Clickonthe Add To: foldericon()andselecttheappropriate folderfromthedrop-downmenu. (H)3.Referenceswillautomaticallybeaddedtotheindicatedfolder.

Helpful Hint: Referencescanbeassignedtomorethanonefolder.

Sorting References1.Fromeitherthe View pull-downmenuorthe Organize & Share Folders tab,selectafolderorgroupofreferences.2.Usingthepull-downmenu Sort by,locatedinthetoolbarabove thereferences,choosetoviewreferencesbyvariousfieldswithin yourdatabase.

Globally Editing References

1. Fromthemainnavigationarea,clickontheGlobal Edit button().2.SelecttheappropriateoptionforReference to Use.3.The Add optionisdisplayedbydefault.4.Choosethespecificfieldtoeditfromthedrop-downlist.(I)5.Typeinthedatayouwanttoaddtothefieldinthetextfieldbox.6.Selecttheappropriateoptionforhandlingthefield-Append to Existing Data;Overwrite Existing Data(whatyoucurrentlyhave inthefieldwillbegone);Leave Existing Data Alone (ifthe fieldcontainsdatatheeditfeaturewillskipoverthatparticular reference).7.ClickonAdd Data.

Helpful Hint: RefWorksalsoofferstheabilitytoMove, Delete,orReplaceinformationinrecords.FormoreinformationontheseadditionalGlobalEditfunctions,pleaseseetheHelpfile.

Managing and Sharing Your ReferencesRefWorks provides you with a number of tools to organize, edit, find, and view references in your database.

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Quick SearchUsetheQuickSearchfeatureasasearchofallfields.Toproducemaximumresults,allsearchtermsenteredareconnectedbytheBooleanconnectorOR.Inaddition,searchesretrieveembeddedterms-asearchfor“art”retrievesreferenceswith“heart,”“part,”etc.TheresultsofaQuickSearcharealwaysrankedbyrelevancy.

1.Entersearchtermsinthe Search your database box.2.Clickon GO.3.Resultsaredisplayedwiththesearchtermshighlighted.

Helpful Hint:Onlyfileattachmentssavedas.txtfilesorPDFfilessavedin.txtformataresearchable.Tosearchfileattachments,makesuretheoptiontosearchattachmentsisenabledbyclickingonthepaperclipicon()besidethesearchbox.

Advanced Search

AdvancedSearchmakesiteasytoperformfield-specificsearches(e.g.,Author,Title,Keyword),constructBooleanqueries(i.e.,AND,OR,NOT),andlimitthesearchtoaspecificfolder(s).TheresultsofanAdvancedSearcharedisplayedalphabeticallybyauthor,withthesearchtermshighlightedunlessacustomizedsortsettinghasbeenapplied.

1.ClickontheSearch drop-downmenuandselectAdvanced.2.Entersearchtermsandcorrespondingfieldsintothe Advanced Search menu.Clickon()toaddmorefields. (J)3.ConnectthetermsbyusingtheBooleanoperators.4.SelectAll References orspecificfolderstosearch.5.Clickon Search.

Helpful Hint:Younowhavetheoptiontosavesearchstrategies.Searchstrategiescanbenamedandsavedforeasyandcontinualretrieval.

Sharing Your References

Note: RefSharemustbeturnedonbyyourlocalRefWorksAdministratortobeavailable.RefShareisnotavailableforindividualsubscriptions.

Youcanshareafolderofreferencesoryourentiredatabase.

1.Clickonthe Organize & Share Folders tabfromthemain navigationarea. (K)2.SelectthefolderyouwishtosharebyclickingonitsShare icon. ().Toshareyourentiredatabase,selecttheShare icon. ClickShare.Note: Folders which have already been shared will appear with a different icon. ()3.TheSharing Optionsboxdisplaysallowingyoutodefineany userrestrictionsyouwishtosetfortheRefShareRecipient(s). Click Save.4.Toshare,clickontheShared FoldericonandselectEmailthis share().AgenericemailtemplateandauniqueURL createdforyourRefSharefolderwillopen.Inserttheemail addressoftheindividual(s)youwouldliketoshareyour referenceswith.SelectSend E-Mail. Note: RefWorksuserscandirectlyexportfromasharedfoldertotheirownaccount,ifpermissible.Astheownerofthefolderordatabase,youdeterminethecontroloptionsyourRefShareRecipient(s)willhaveinutilizingyoursharedreferences.

Managing and Sharing Your References (continued)RefWorks provides you with a number of tools to organize, edit, find, and view references in your database.

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Format a Bibliography From a List of References

1.ClickontheCreate Bibliography button.2.Selectanoutputformat(i.e.,APA,MLA,Chicago,etc.).3.Clickon Format a Bibliography from a List of References.4.Selectwhatfiletypetocreate.5.Selecttoformatallofyourreferencesorthosereferences fromMy List orfromaspecificfolder.6.ClickonCreate Bibliography.7.Anewwindowwillopenwithyourbibliography.(L)8.Saveyourbibliographytoyourcomputerorflashdrive.

Editing or Creating Your Output Style

RefWorksprovidesthousandsofoutputstylestochoosefrom.Ifnoneofthesestylesconformtoyourdesiredresults,theOutputStyleEditorallowsyoutocreatecustomoutputstylesbyeithercreatingacompletelynewstyleormodifyinganexistingoutputstyletosuityourneeds.1. Fromthe Bibliographypull-downmenuinthetoolbar,select Output Style Editor.2.Selecttheappropriate Styletoeditfromthedrop-downmenu orclickontheNewbutton.(M)

AccesstheHelpmenuforadditionalassistanceincreatingoreditingnewbibliographicoutputstyles.

Write-N-CiteRefWorksWrite-N-Citeisanoptionalplug-inthatallowsyoutocreateaformattedpaperwithbothin-textcitationsandfootnotes.

Write-N-Citenowallowsyoutoworkonapaperandformatabibliographybothon-ANDoff-line.TouseWrite-N-Cite,downloadtheutilityfromtheToolspull-downmenubeforeusing.Toutilizetheoff-line-capabilities,youmustfirstdownloadyourdatabasewhileonline.Formoreinformation,pleaserefertotheHelpfile.

One Line/Cite View Paper

1.Clickonthe Citeicon()ontherightsideoftheappropriate reference.ACitationViewerwindowwillappearcontaining thecitationinanabbreviatedformat.2. Tociteasecondreferenceinthesamelocationjustclickon theCiteiconbyanyotherreference.IfyouareusingaMac, youwillneedtoclicktwice-thefirstclickwillactivatethe RefWorksprogramandthesecondwillperformtheCitefunction.3.Onceyouhaveallofthereferencesyouneedforaparticular in-textcitation,clickontheSelectbutton.(P)4.Simplydraganddropthecitationintoyourwordprocessor document.Alternatively,youcanalsogotoyourwordprocessor, clickonthedocumentwhereyouwantthecitationinsertedand Pastethecitation.5.BesuretocleartheCitationViewerwindowbeforecreatingyour nextcitation.6.ClickontheViewicon()toseetheentirereferenceandto accessthe Edit commandifyouwanttomakechanges.

Creating Your Paper and BibliographyRefWorks creates bibliographies from over 3,000 output styles in seconds.

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Direct Exports Available From:

Creating Your Paper and BibliographyRefWorks creates bibliographies from over 3,000 output styles in seconds.

•ABC-CLIO•ACSPublications•bibliotek.dk•BIBSYS•BioMedCentral•BioOne•BlackwellSynergy•CABI•CAIRN•Chadwyck-Healey•Compludoc•CQPress•CSAIllumina•CSIC•DanBib-DanishBibliographic

Centre•DawsonBooks•DBPIA•DeepWebTechnologies•Dialnet•ebrary•EBSCOhost•EngineeringVillage2•FISBildung•GoogleScholar•GoPubMed•HighWire•HubMed•IEEE•Informit•JapanaCentraRevuo

Medicina(Web)•JSTOR•LexisNexisAcademic

•MetaLib•MicrosoftLiveSearch

Academic•Newsbank•NISC•OCLC•OCLCPICA-ZPORTAL•Ovid•ProjectMuse•ProQuest•QUOSA•RISS4U•RLG’sEureka•Sabine•ScienceDirect•Scitopia.org•Scopus•SerialsSolutions•SFX•SilverPlatter•Stat!Ref•TheR2DigitalLibrary

(RittenhouseBookDist.)•TDNet•TicToc•ThomsonGaleviaOpen

URLLink•Ulrich’sResourceLink•UniversityofCaliforniaPress•WanfangDataCorp.•WebFeat•WebofKnowledge•WilsonWebviaWilsonLink

P7576/1.2/pdf/LB-KN/12-11

One Line/Cite View Bibliography1.Savethedocumentyouhavejustcreatedbeforeformatting thepaperandthebibliography.2.ClickontheCreate Bibliographybuttonfromwithinthe RefWorksprogram.3.Selectthe Output StyleyouneedandusetheFormat Paper and Bibliographyoptiontobrowseforthedocument.4.ClicktheCreate Bibliographybuttontoformatyourpaper. Anewversionofyourpaperwillappear.5.Savethisversionwithadifferentnamefromyourdraftversion. Ifyouneedtomakechanges,youmustusethedraftversion andre-format,asyoucannotre-formatanalreadyformatted document.